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North Leeds Lantern PORTLAND A.C.W. The meeting of the Anglican Church Women was held at the home of Evelyn Swain with 16 members and 3 guests present. The president opened the meeting with prayers.Wanda and Claire conducted the devotions. Margaret Stimson was thanked for her term as pres. and all members were thanked for their coâ€"operation in the summer bake sale which was a successful operation again. Plans were completed for the October meeting when the U.C.W., Portland will be entertained. The meeting has been postponed one week and will be held on Oct. 17. The minutes of the June meeting were read, the roll called and the treasurer's report given. The business part of the meeting was closed with prayer. Nicole and Corey Avery told of their respective weeks at Camp Hyanto, a children's camp run by the Anglican Diocese of Ontario. Jane Cheong also told of the improvements made at the camp with money given from the Anglicans in Mission project. Many happy memories of camp life were recalled over the lunch. VOLUNTEERS ATTEND liâ€"H ACTIONWEAR LEADERS‘S SCHOOL Twentyâ€"six leaders from thirteen clubs in the area attended a workshop recently in preparation for leading the new Ll-H project called Actionwear. During the one day workshop they sewed samples of the special techniques for knits that they will be demonstrating to club members. The day also featured discussion groups and activities related to sewing with knit fabrics. These volunteer leaders will be organizing Ll-H clubs for young people ages 12 to 2] in their home communities. Members need to have access to a sewing machine and are expected to saw a garment during the project. Local meetings begin soon and end in November with a fashion show prepared and presented by all the clubs in the area. The Ontario Hâ€"H program has always received strong Support from the community volunteers. There are 22.000 young people involved in H-H and 5.000 volunteer |eaders...an excellent ratio. The Llâ€"H program is coordinated through the Ontario Ministry of Agriculture and Food. For more information on LI~H in your area contact the local Ministry office. ‘Iâ€"H ACTIONWEAR PROJECT FOR TEENS ll-H is a program. for youth ages 12 to 2l. that stresses learning new skills in a small group atmosphere. The project offered this fall is called Actionwear. In it. members make garments that are easy to sew. easy to fit. comfortable and fashionable. The young people who participate make one or two garments depending on their previous sewing experience. Clubs are organizing in communities throughout the County. Leadership is provided by adult volunteers who live in the community. Membership is open to young people ages 12 to 21. For more information contact the DMAF office at 3‘42â€"212‘4. dtotfinffunmf ' leited Box 142, Elgin, Ontario KOG IEO Telephone (613) 35945555 A Funeral Home relies on its ability to provide a funeral service and funeral home facilities is in keeping with the standards of the community. To this, the staff of the Scotland Funeral Home are dedicated. Centrally located in the Golden Triangle-Rideau Lakes area, the Scotland Funeral Home in Elgin, offers the convenience of street level entrance and facilities, combined with tasteful furnishings that provide an atmosphere of comfort in a dignified setting. The home-like feeling maintained through- out the funeral home enhances spacious visitation rooms, washrooms and two family lounge areas, also within the funeral home is a large modern non-denominational Chapel. _ HIE-PLANNING I’m-Arrangement is another service that is available at the Scotland Funeral Home. Pro-Plan- ningafuneral,assuresadignifiedservicein accordance with your wishes, beliefs and financial situation. It protects your family from the stress of making financial obligations, and the details of a funeral service, at a time when emotions can obstruct the clear thinking of those left in charge. Pre-Arranging a funeral service can be done without pre-paying; however, if pro-paying is your desire, it will be comforting to know in these inflation stricken times. that the charge of the funeral service arranged today, will not alter no matter how much time elapses. _ AN INVITATION We, at the Scotland Funeral Home, feel our facilities and services are among the finest in the area, and invite you to call at anytime to inspect them or enquire about our various services. _OUR (XJMMI'I'I'MENT We will continue to do our very best to meet the demands of funeral service in the years ahead. taking steps to provide for the care, comfort and satisfaction to all families who may call on us. OMAR-o Ionian. SEWICE ASSOCIATION “Wm THEJO-LEN NOVELTY NOOK MAIN STREET. SEELEY's BAY C 0 L L E C T A B L E S J E H E L R Y PHILIPSVILLE NEW HORIZEN The Philipsville New Horizon Outreach Neighbours had the biggest turnout yet. The tables were decorated with fall flowers. Barbara Bakker, guest speaker, spoke on making ceramic figurines and had three on display which she had made. Grace was said and everyone enjoyed a lovely dinner. A sing song was enjoyed. The birthday person was Hilda Grant. Next dinner will be Oct. 3rd. D. LAWSON BUILDING SERVICES RR. 3 ELGIN, ONTARIO KOG 150 CONSTRUCTION. RENOVATION AND REPAIRS CALL US FOR FREE ESTIMATES AND DESIGNS ON YOUR FALL BUILDING 0R RENOVATE”! PROJECT. LEGION BRANCH 3231 PREPARES FOR NEW EASON Rideau Lakes Branch 1323] held a regular meeting on Sept. 5th. A calendar of events for the upcoming season had been drawn up at a planning meeting held earlier. Mrs. Jane Cheong. Co-ordinator of the V.O.N. Volunteer Visiting Program. attended the meeting and explained the new program. Her presentation was well received and she was assured of Legion support. Legion Week is being observed from Sept. l5â€"21 and will be opened with a church service at St. Columbanus Church at 10:00 a.m. During the week and as part of the Diamond Jubilee celebrations. tulip bulbs will be planted at the Elgin and Portland Cenotaphs. Branch members purchased a total of 600 tulip bulbs as a contribution to the Diamond Jubilee. A book entitled. "The Royal Canadian Legion 1926-1985“ has been published and is now on sale. It tells the Legion's story in images and words. It recounts how the organization grew out of smell. scattered Regimental Associations and developed into a united. 600.000 member body that today reaches into 1.800 Canadian communities. A Halloweenâ€"Harvest Dinner/Dance is planned for Oct. 26th. Dinner at 7:00 p.m. Advance tickets will be on sale @ $0.00 for dinner and dance. $6.00 for dinner only and $4.00 for dance only. Only 100 dinner tickets will be available. Costume and door prizes will be awarded. The Royal Canadian Legion has raised $200,000. for the Tornado Disaster Fund. This donation. which represents the single largest contribution to the fund. will go a long way towards restoring homes and properties of victims of the tornado that hit communities in South Ontario last May. The donation was the result of fundraising efforts by Ontario's '452 branches. ‘ The next regular meeting will be held on Oct. 3rd. HUGH‘SON SELLING ALL GRADES OF: Carpet &.Vinyl Quarry TIle . , CeramIc TIle my " ' at REASONABLE PRICES INSTALLATION AND REPAIRS STEAM CLEANING! 387-3235 £5512:siflss£§§ssss- Satisfaction Guaranteed (613) 359-5966 FLOORING